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Funeral Directors. THE COURIER-JOURNAL De Gaulle to Receive Full Honors tentative agreements between the British Government and the the Allied forces French soil. Entered at the Louisville postofflce as Mail Matter of the Second Class. Daily Courier-Journal. 1 Yr.

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18c week. Sunday the mobilization of a new French colonial Army of 500,000 men to the Allies in his talks with President Roosevelt, Pierre Loving of the International News Service said.) Luncheon At White House. In Washington de Gaulle will be received with all the honors accorded a distinguished foreign guest, including luncheon at the White House and a dinner in his honor to be given by Secretary of State Cordell Hull. The French diplomatic mission here will give a reception to enable the French colony to meet the general, who may also hold, a press conference. While his visit here will almost coincide with the completion of Wednesdaj, July 5, 1944 Automobiles 'or Sale.

27 T5RT5-1940 de luxe "Jordor; all ongiral tires In excellent condition; extra gooi mechanical condition; many extras, including radio and heater: this car was oougnt new nv tne owner wno sola it to us; it hss had the bet of care, and the upholstery and finish are exceptionally good; I can make a special price on this car for tnis week or.iv. Call Vincent. Premier Motor 15u and Broarwey. JA 6148. ORDl939 lue fordor sedaeu a3 good prewar tires; extra good mechan- cal condition: many extras.

Including heater and defroster. This car was bought new by the own who sold it to us: it has had the very best of care: upholstery and finish are ex ceptionailT ood. I can sell for only sows. Call 'incent. Premier Motor Co L5th and Broadway.

JA 6148 TORD 1641 super de luxe tudor. 7 mues; radio, neater; looks and runs lute new; will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broad a ay.

A 4665. FORD. 194duper deluxe club convertible coupe; radio, heater; 5 good tires: looks and runs like new: will trade months to pay. Kuig Auto Sales, 944 S. 3d A 1921 "FORD 1 937 coupe; new motor, hea'ert-" ranio, spotngnt: goon condition; terrr.tr $400; can see at 1346 S.

3d or call Porter. MA 5877. T'OitlJ, 1940 super deiuxe coupe. FaTioT neater: tires like new, looks and runs like new; will trade. 15 months to pay." King Auto Sales.

944 S. 3d.JA 1321 -FORD. 1936 2 door: motor, tires fmish in good condition: also 1934. model Foida. Welker's Lot, Preston anW Broadwav.

TORTS 1 938 Tudor-de luxe; car In oo4 condition; new paint, new seat covers; 5 good tires; $695 cash. SH 8019-M. 526 37th. TORIS Tudor, good condTrTon: radio, heater spotlight; 3 good tires; owner, 2s.tirlrn, OHISlli4l Tudor foT sale Tri-good ahape; by owner. Phone FU 3, 5.16 Evelyn FORD iiixir A coet-h, gftod paimjoh; excellent motor: fair thes, reasonable, an be seen at I'toa FORD 1041 super de luse turtor.

maroon; good prewar tiles, seal covers; owner, SIS Winkler. FORD "1940 coupe; clean; good condition; Indlviifaais wiv; see to appreciate l.iie hinjo Fit 2711. IUKU 1940 De I.uxe Coupe; in good condition; 5 good tire, owner. Ca MA 5389-R. FORD.

1939. Tudor. $575;" 1340. WJIvs 4-door. both In first-class condition: dealer.

MA 7300. 1324 Liliia-n f. TORD Coupe 1939" Standard radio. neater; gooq tires: original owner. ta.i Pleasure Ridge 7190.

TORD, 1941 coach, good tires, mot in A-l condition. St. Mattnews Aiotor Co TA 2525. FORD 1639 Tudor; good condition. $2 1607 Jaeger Ave.

illTriCrMU nn. I QJ 1 rm 1 everything complete; practically g-vri as new; H25 ra.h. 212 E. Main New Alhanv. Ind Telephone IllJDSON.

1942. custom sedan-Tow mile, age, 6 good tires; priority needed; owner, 1414 Homevlew Dr. LA'SALLE 1936 4-door sedan, new motor; car like new in everv wav. guaranteed: can be seen at Standard Auto 728 S. 4th.

Mr. Albert I.A SALLE 1936 sedan: radio and heat- er: clean: good condition: priced reasonable: by owner. 633 LlndelL tARQUETTE 1930 "J-door: 4 good pre war ii res; low mileage; one owner. 5849. after 5 m.

MERCURY 94 1 convertible, rr-aroon; low mileage, first grade tires. Mor.arc! Auto 206 E. Broadway. JA 8118 "NASH, 1939 ambassador 4 prewar heater, radio, fog lights; first-class condition; owner. 537 Rawllngs.

Wednesday and Friday 1 to Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 1 to 8. NASH li)41 convertible coupe;" perfert mechanically; good tltes; custom radio. Weather Eve lieater; new top, mar.y extras; owner. 2413 Howard OLllSMOHILE, 1941 torpeuo ednet." radio, heater. 5 tires like new.

hfiu'i-ful cream color; looks and rvir.s new; will trade; 11 months nav. King Auto 3d OlifiSMOHll.F. 19.18 sedan." 2V "lij, Plvmouth 4-door eln. tu.13 Chev rolet Convertible, ISm Ford Tudor. 5 good prewar tiles.

Harney Service Stat lon 4O0I Crittenden OI.TiSMOiilLE l4l 'torpedo "edatier 20,000 miles; hydrnmfltl radio, heater, Will trade; 15 tnonluv lo pav. 1 Aiilo Sales 815 W. Hrnudwav JA'i' Ol.uSlwtftvlT.i'. 1 eTan. i goo I tires, in fine condition throughout, guaranteed ion Ceo.

Byers Sons. 5 S. 3d WA 1317. OLDSNiOBILE. 8 cylinder.

4 good tires; heater; car ts In very good. condition; owner. Call WA 1708 OLDSMOfflLE 4-door sedan. -heater; 5 tires; clean; no dealers. Ct.L.

MA Of.hSMOHTTY. 1M7 I door tedan. A 1 condition; good tiret; heater, tadio. owner il'To Oder brand new tires, radio, heater, car in verv good condition. Owner 927 lt.

PACKARD 1937 sedan. malF'6 "excel- lent tires; radio, heater; a reposjes-sion; will sell for exact unpaid baiance: can finance. Falls City Pontiae E. Broadway. VVA 2423 WCKABD 1817 edn.S-ulnder: 15 mileage: tires In good condition; hearer, radio, perfect mechanlrally, economical operation.

CaIlHl 32.17 A'FtfA fT" 1 640 rnnvir AP Wlrephete. MARINE Neil I. Shober, Fort Wayne, Ind, from his foxhole on Saipan in the Marianas, feeds bananas to a goat that survived bombardments supporting the landings. French Leader Plans to Visit New York Later Special te The New Tork Times and The Cemrier-Jearaal. Washington, July 4.

n. Charles de Gaulle, due here this week, is expected to spend approximately three days in Washington. He then will make short visits to New York 'and Canada next week before an early return to Algiers. He will be accompanied by Gen. Marie-Emile Bethouart, the French chief of staff, and by Gaston Palewski, his Chief of Cabinet.

(General de Gaulle will pledge Latin Unrest Said to Engulf 2 More Lands Ifontlura, Nicaragua Presidents May Be Out Frem Cable Dispatches. General strikes, which resulted in the resignation last week of Gen. Jorge Ubico, President of Guatemala, have spread to two other Central American republics, said reports reaching San Jose, Costa Rica, last night. A dispatch from El Salvador to the newspaper Prensa Libre said Gen. Tiburcio Cartas Andino, President of Honduras, resigned, delegating his powers to Vice President Abraham Williams and that the Congress of Honduras was considering the resignation.

The Salvador radio said a passive resistance movement has broken out against Anastasio Somoza, President of Nicaragua. Nicaraguans in San Jose said- the resignation of Somoza, who became President in 1936, is expected momentarily. Fonce Gets Guatemala Title. Gen. Frederico Ponce, a member of the triumvirate which took over power in Guatemala, was elected provisional President by the National Assembly.

Maximiliano Hernandez Martinez, former President of El Salvador, and his two daughters, Gloria and Rosa, arrived by plane In New Orleans on their second flight within three months from political revolts in Central America. They came by plane from Guatemala, where Hernandez Martinez took 'refuge after his Administration was overthrown in May. Lower Freight Rate Unred. Washington, July 4 An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommended today lower freight rates on meats shipped from the Middle West to the Far West, declaring that present rates are unreasonable and prohibit free westward movement of meats, particularly pork. tf oil make LOUISVILLE "ttie CHEERFUL city i Ad vertisement.

Farm Loans 4 Interest Ne Pay-Off Restriction On Anniversary Of Any interest-Payment Date FRANKLIN TITLE 4, TRUST CO. S. D. Mann, Mgr. Farm Loan Dept.

SOS W. Jefferson Louisville Ky. 1M Market Lexington 15. Ky. Hi Lemcke Indianapolis 4 5 Suburban Loans $6.60 Per Month Per $1,000 Reasons why you should finance or refinance your home the Greater Louisville First Federal Way are these- LOW INTEREST RATE.

NO LOAN FEE NO PREMIUM NO COMMISSION NO SERVICE FEE Letter Carriers Elevate Galbraith to Presidency Lexington, July 4 (AP) H. Keevil Galbraith, Germantown, was elected president of the Kentucky Rural Letter Carriers Association at the closing session of its thirty-eighth annual convention here today. 14 MAVTAg sh6P WA1457 Washer and motors repaired, white wringer, roils and parts (or all makes; work guaranteed, prompt service. 330 E. Msrket.

KEEP your pen In good repair with Kentucky Pen Shop guaranteed aervlce. lajWChestnut, Moving, Packing. Sorag. 21 "MOVE yourself; ren padded van; ads, equipment save up to one-half; pi furnished. U-Drive-It C' 657 S.

3d. A nOlo. E. P. SPENCER; storage: local and long distance moving; our rates are reasonable.

JA 4445. Personal supervision given. Nights, AR0252-J. MOVING and hauling of all kinds, re- liable white man. prompt service.

Bub fcrtrtlemsn. SH 6885-W. MOVING and general hauling: reliable; reasonable rates. 448 E. Southern Heights.

R. L. Jenkins. MA 7754-R. Long Distance Moving.

22 LOAD wanted from Chicago. 111.: Cleve land, Ohio; Detroit, and Wash ington, u. C. The Settle Moving Co, JA 7161. REtURN loads wsntedl vans available for immediate long distance furniture moving and storage.

A. Arnold ac Son. SH 5282. Painting, Papering. 23 CLEANING paper: interior painting: wasning.

painted wans. i ates AR 0430-W. CLEANING paper; immediate service; experienced; satisfaction guaranteed, Robertson. SH 8206-J CLEANING waTTpaper. SH 4235R7aIe; Mv cleaner satisfies thousands.

CLEANING wallpaper. experienced, Huber's. JA 2493, Residence MA 2821-J. HOUSE painting, inside and out; Kem- Tone walls, enameled woodwork, stain and varnish work. P.

H. McClanahan. A 0761. ATI IT 1 ir.T walls Kern Toned, enameled, stained and varnished; immediate service. Call KM 7418.

HOUSE mates "INTF.TAIGR decorating: 25 years' "ex perl ence: aatlafartlnn guaranteed; Immedi ate aervlce: free estimates. D. E. Steil here. MA 6828.

fine interior ahrl exTerlof home work: commercial, industrial and church painting; best materials and workmanship at reasonable prices; rash or payments. The Housing Service 763 S. Shelby. A 4486 AfNTING. Interior wood work: no rttiitriine over 2-storv wanted: can give quick service.

Call Mr. Long, WA 1566. 912 S. 1st. PAINTING; will taxe small contracts for interior and exterior, painting; ex perienced.

W. L. JA zrot. PAINTINGS decorating: interior; ex terior remodeling; references. McNulty Bros.

SH 8563 PAINTING; interior and exterior, also papering; for Immediate service and estimates, call Sullivan. WA 7161. "lJAT'Rhanging work guaranteed; fiV work guaranteed; Bovd. MA 3868 estimates. C.

PAPERING nd steaming; store hours 12 noon to 6 p.m. ARTHUR CI MAAS. WA 1028 WALLPAPER 12Wc vaTues73Tc Twlth border only): higher values In propor. tion; trimmed if desired; large selection Unn.1, Rlfl Pra.tnn "WaLl-papering specialist, plastering. Lehr 2719 W.

Market. AR 0729-R. ATtENflOIs1 liome owners; for better wallpapering and Immediate service cau Mr. spencer. A ivitH.

AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles for Sale. 27 AUSTIN coupe 1934: A-l condition; $300 cash. 6155 Reed, off Kenwood Drive near Colonial Garden. "BUICK, 1940, super" touring se- dan. original 2-tnne blue finish; radio, heater, excellent tires.

PACKAH1J 1940 6-rvllnder 1-door tour ing sedan: black finish; heater, good tties. mechanically O. K. Ol.DSMOlULE, 1639 4-door touring ae dan; blark finish, heater, good tires. IDRn "BO" coach.

S2BV CHEVROLET, 1936, Master De Luxe coupe, S365. HANDS MOTOR CO. 1100 E. Broadway. WA 6'86.

Under the big O. K. Storage sign. TtlJlCK "1B41 convertible coune: radio, heater, l-owner car; has beautiful fin ish and very clean. Can ne seen a Welker Auto Sales, 335 E.

Broadway a Preston. BUlC 1940 Torpedo 4-door; custom up hnlsterv. radio, heater, goon tires soi dier: new paint. Write A 14 care C.J. -Times.

BtllCK 1941 aedanette, complete with heater, radio: low mileage; excellen condition; $1,500. 739 Spring. Jefferson vine, Ind. TJ1CkTT940 Super Club Coupe: equipped with heater and radio; owner has plared this car on display at Huher Gillette Sales, 12th and Broadway; priced to sell BUICK. 111.19 sedan: radio, heater; tires like new: looks and runs Ilka new will trade; 15 months to pay.

King Auto Sales. 944 S. 3d. A. TVUTtTK.

i 0.4Trou re radio, rieater: gooi tires: looks and runs Bond: will trade 15 months to pay. King Auto oaies 044 Id JA 1921. "BUICK 1939 convertible sedan; in very good condition; excellent tires; reason anie: nv owner. m.n onxneia. ttiTTftc 101 Sn.rnl: low miles Be: coo tires; see at 174 Francia St.

or call FR 6144. BUICK 1940. super 4-door. radio, heater fog lights, in perfect condition, very low mileage, tires like new, hi ph" i. "BUICK 1941 Century sedan; radio, heat er: excellent tires.

HI 38116. BulCIC" 1941 aedanette; white aide wall tires: dealer MA 6100. ArLArT4i 4-door sellan; equipped with all Cadillac custom accessories; excellent tires; priced below market will trade TA 6020. rniCVROt.Ssri 1941 de luxe" townsedsn this car la lust broken In. It has been driven only 6.000 actual miles and ran be sold without a priority.

We hough this car from an estate. It has not been driven for more than a vear. 1 tlrea show no wear. EaulDment in dudes heater and other extras. Up holstery has been covered since this rar was houcrht new.

If vou want practically new car, this one will suit you. Can Matson. premier Moior 1617 W. Broadway. JA 6269.

CHEVROLET 1941 Special De Luxe Con vertlble 5-Passenger Coupe; light gray color, black too: red leather upholster ing: driven less than 18.000 miles; paint perfect, tires sell for $1,395 take small car in trade. Chevrolet 1941 Special De Luxe 4-Door Sedan: perfect condition: radio, heater, defroster, direction lights: driven 28.000 miles; 2-tone gray color: $1,275. ELINE CHEVROLET CO, TA 1745 or TA 5647 CHEVROLET 1942 de luxe town sedan thi, ia a very low mileasa car and hai heen excentinnallv well cared for heater and many other extras, finish anrl unholsterv in perfect condition tires perfect, no recaps; former owner transferred overseas. A priority is necessary to buy this one. Call Scoggln Premier Motor 1617 W.

Broadway A 6269. HEV ROLET 1939 de luxe 2-door sedan all perfect prewar tires, upholstery and finish are exceptionally nice; motor runs like a new car; heater and other extras voi I'll like. For a auick sale I can tak only $775 for this one. Call Vincent. Pre mier motor loin ana oroaaway JA 6148; CHEVROLET 1941 special de luxe cl count: this car was owned by an exec utive: large radio: a bargain: will trade 15 months to pay.

National Auto Sales, 815 W. Broadway. JA 4665 "CHEVROLET-1938 2-door; 5 extra good tires and radio: Plymouth 2-door, 1935 model, good tires and in gooo me chanical condition; may be seen after nm. MA 0936-R. CHEVROLET f941 Special de luxe 4- door sedan; 2 toned; radio, heater: 5 good tires: $1,175: reason for selling, owner now in armed forces.

M. E. Woods. 900 Baxter Ave. CHEVROLET 1941 5-passenger" coupe; in perfect shape: 1 1942 Plymouth sedan: ration certificate necessary on 1942 Plvmouth.

Lehmann Auto Service. 3410 W. Market. SH 4646. CHEVROLET master sedan; car like new; reasonable price, or will take cheap car in trade.

2612 W. Kentucky. SH 2170-M. CHEVROLET! 194d. J-door Do Luxe Sedan, with radio, heater, defroster.

In good running order, by owner. 639 Main St. CHEVROLET 1939 2-door; 4 same as new tires, radio and heater, new seat covers; good condition: private owner. 508 W. Oak.

CHEVROLET 1938 2-door; gool tiresT radio and heater; in good condition; by owner; SB50. inn rancis, alter CHEVROLET 1557 4-room sedan; this car is exceptionally good, including tires, py owner. M(37i, CHEVROLET 1937 de luxe sedan, with good tires and motor; radio; by owner. 43J8 S.lst. CHEVROLET 1941 sedan: good tires and motor: black: new seat covers; $985.

WA 4873. 732 W. Market, upstairs. HVROLT l937coupe: new paint, good tires, runs good; $475: others. Gardner's Lot.

2408 Preston. "CHEVROLET," 194d7XadoraannSe cellent running condition Kentucky Auto Parts. Inc. WA 6652. CHEVROLET 1937 sedan; radio, heater; very good condition; 5 good tires.

310 N. 33d after 6 p.m.; phone AR 0275-J. 'CHEVROLET-T938 Tdoor "SpeTTanSe Luxe; in perfect condition throughout, low mileage. MA "CHEVROLET-1-46 "coach: excellent prewar owner; $700. TA 1217.

"DeHSOTO. 1941 custom built club" coupel radio, heater: 8 tires like new; looks and runs like new: will trade: 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S.3d. JA 1921 DlTSOTO 1941" de luxe todor, radio, heater, one owner, clean thrmighout.

Its Suaranteed 100 Geo. Byers Sons, j0. 3d WA 1317.. SOTO" 140 custom coach: perfect condition: 28.000 actual miles: new prewar tire: seat covers, all ktnda of extras. Call AR 0747-R after 5 p.m.

DE SOTO 1936 4-door; radio, heater: A-l condition. HI 2605. DODGE. 1941 de luxe sedan; fluid drive: radio, heater; 5 prewar tires; looks and runs like new; $1,189: will trade: 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales, 944 S.

3d A 1921 DODGE; 1941 4-door custom sedan; miles: like new; excellent condition-good Urea; by owner. Evenings, 616 Kustes. Services Offered General BLANrORD, T. A. 2815 S.

4th. MA 0141-0142. GODFREY T. RUSSMAN MORTUARY 1041 Goes Ave. MA 7468.

H. BOSSE Ac SON Broadway. WA 3171 600 E. JOHN B. RATTERMAN Funeral Parlors.

2114 W. Market. L. D. PEARSON St SON.

INC. 1310 S. Third St. MA 0510-0511. LEE fc.

INC. 1330 S. Third SU MA 0771. MA 0772. McDANIEL BROS.

MA 1011-1012. 4339 Park Blvd. Lodge Notices. 8 ABRAHAM Lodge Number 8. F.

and A. will meet in called communication in DeMolay Hall. 212 W. Broadway. Wednesday.

July 5. 1944. at 7 p.m.. for examinations in the E.A. degree; regular stated meeting at 7:45 p.m.

for transaction of business and to confer the F.C. degree. Visitors always welcome. Fred J. Scholl, Master; W.

J. Mansfield, Secretary. Travel Opportunities. 9 CALIFORNIA officer's wife desires transportation; share expenses: references exchanged. Box 62.

Vine Grove. Ky. "WEST Coast; gentleman driving; can accommodate 2 or 3 passengers July 5. WA S706 evenings. Lost.

.11 BILLFOLD, black leather, name engraved; containing important papers, money: downtown section. Thursday afternoon; husband In service; reward. MA 1204-J. BILFOLTJ; brown leather; downtown section, Saturday: service man, valuable papers. Reward.

MA 9377 EVENING bag, white beaded; Tost at Richmond Boat Club June 8: sentimental value, gift from husband overseas; re- warri MA 2n.1B-W. GLASSES rimless. In case with Identic nation. Bertha Vaughn, 6U2 B. 16th; reward.

Call WA GLASSES; 'men's; tost Fontaine Ferry Park Saturday night. Finder please call SH 6070-J. Reward. TDfcNTlFlCATIt'JN bracelet; heavy gold chain: Navv emblem: engraved Twyman Ynuree; sentimental value; reward. FR 3K7H MALTESE kitten, very small- in or around Strathmoor Village, Tuesday, June 27.

Reward. HI 5716. "PTM. silver, engraved' 'Mother," on gold- piate, from son overseas; aowmown sec tion. Kewara.

ma POINTER; white and black spots; male about 4 years old; answers to name of Happy, strayed from 4840 Bellevue sometime neward. louo WALLET, black, lady's, lost between St. Matthews and Cherokee Gardens on June 30; reward. Mrs. L.

C. Msc Lean, Phone TA 5312. WRiSTwatch, lady's; platinum and dia-monds, few sapphires: vicinity 4th. Broadway, taxi or Stewart's; very liberal reward. Phone Harrods Creek 25, or write 71.

care C.J. -Times. "WRIST watcTi. maVs; Tbon. solid gold lost Wednesday in Western Auto Supply Co.

at 2d and Market. itewara. 61181-J. AVRlStwatch. 21-iewel, pink gold.

Ben- rus: Preston St. from Scott's to cornel Chestnut; return to Opal Porter, 400 E. Chestnut. WA 9133. "vTRlST watch" Dulova.

15-lewel. and has a black sweep 2d hand, cracked crystal: lost between Broadway and Chestnut Sts. Reward S5. WA 6315, WRIST watch, yellow gold, Bulova. in City Hall.

Friday afternoon; reward. Call TA 914.1 THE nerson who took cedar chest, bill fold and car keys from car parked in Vic'a Parking Lot on 5th please re turn bv mail to Lee Gibson. 938 S. 6th. Reward.

Papers important to owner onlyjnoquestionsesked1 Information Personal. 1 i TlUELA within 10U miles Louisville. Hlgn way 70. 20 miles east Cave City; at tractive rooms, comfortable beds: day week, month; fried chicken, country him; medicinal water; dincini. bowl' iiur: nice Dorcti for bridee Dartles.

WOOLEN remnantif buttons of all kThcTs. linings, braid, inns, scissors, dressmakers and dry cleaners' supplies. A. Baer, 022 w. Market.

ttfil storace: cleaninsi: alaxtng: re pairing; remodeling; free pick-up. Save at Pacy-Fox Furriers, 219 West Chest nut. Call WA 6935. PIANOS wanted, any style; best cash prices paid: wanted for out of town buvers. Phone Willis.

A 5340. WANTED: old gold, brldgeworfcn ofii jewelrv. diamonds, etc. 318 w. Chestnut St.

SENGJEWELERS.210 W. Market St. CARPENTER who picked" up gate for repair. Poppy Way address, please con tact owner. NAME engraverl'or 50c nrotect votir pen against loss, Kentucky Ten Shoo 316 W.

Chestnut. "WF.riDTNG photosrapKs made In your home or at church; also parties, babies. etc. MA CLOCKS "repaired; raHior'an deliver. AR fill 7.i0S-M.

HARD to fit" feet." try Jay's Sampl Store for quality footwear. 209 S. 4th. SERVICES OFFERED Services Offered Ceneral. 14 ATTENTION property owners! If you are thinking of building, remodeling or repairing in city or county, call Emll J.

HuU, HI 1630-R. AUTO glass, door parts, while you wait: furniture tops. Apply Andy's Glass 706 W. Broadway. WA 4749.

ANTIQUE" upholstering, materials iries S. 1st. A 2fif2. BRICK" slbl 3 INS uTJaTEDI TE1Tm Saves Up to 50T. Fuel.

Dependable Construction Co. Slf 34H0. 38iki Hlver Park Drive. lilill.DlNGT"" remodeling and' painting; cabinet ant! screen work; est unate given; nromut service. Call Kit 2245.

tiuiuiM remodeling, roofs raised, repairing, roofing. McNulty Bros. SH 3986. BUILDING, remodeling and "painting; cabinets made to order; estimates given. C.

D.Clifford. contractor.SH,2049-M. CABINETS custom built: some items in stock. Call J. A.

Jennings, builder. Cane Hun Kd. SH5629-M. CARPENTER work, "odd jobs; experi- enced. colored.

MA 37o9-R, "CATERERS: parties served: cakes, rolls, pies made to order. WA 6688. CLOCKS and watches repaired; fast service. A 6625 or 302 Board of Trade N. W.

cor, 3d and Main Sts. EXTERMINATE all insects, termites. rats, moths; new process; no danger guaranteed. 1216 1st. MA 2234, FLOORS laid, refinished, sanded, cleaned and waxed: steps scraped and finished, Alexander MA 8926.

FLOORS, hardwood and pine, sanded refinished: dustproof Sanders; immediate "FLOORS all kinds sanded, refinished; old floors made like new, an 3bl9, FLOORS sanded and refinished-; free es timates immediate service, an 4743. FURNACES cleaned. repaired; any make: stoker service; steam and hot water. Kirchner. Call SH 4586.

FURNACE cleaned. repairing; new furnaces and stokers available; any make. T. J. Cook.

SH 9079 FURNACES cleaned and repaired: new furnaces available for immediate service. Call D. F. Hinkebein. HI 6889.

"FURNITURE" repair, upholstering, slip covers; free estimates; lo.day service Foust 'O'Bannon. 432 6. Floyd. Phone WA 0441. FURNITURE upholstering, materials in stock.

18 years at 641 S. 1st. Jeffries Upholstering Shop. JA 2652. GAS equipment serviced; all makes ad-justed.

controls repaired; prompt, efficient attention. William Zipper. MA .5651. GENERAL hauling; prompt servicel specialty unloading cars; price reasonable. CallWA0624.

MAYTAG WASHERS "REP ATfTED Authorized factory service. White, soft wringer rolls and parts for all makes and models: 24- to 36-hour service. We operate under P. A. regulations.

AMERICAN WASHER CO. 437 S. 2d. St. WAJM.

TlOWF.fcS, tools and saws sharpened ly machine, specialized on repairing and rebuilding: guaranteed work and prompt service. R. O. Davis, proprietor. The Lawn Mower Shop, 211 S.

Preston. TA 8944. PAINTING and carpenter work done at reasonable prices; immediate service. Ask for Jack Doerr. WA 2070.

RADIO service, expert repairing; prompt service; also used radios bought and sold. James Childress and Eugene Pow ell. 1H 5. MD.WA RAfolO service, repairs promptly on all makes; 18-years' experience: 24-hour service. General Radio Refrigerator Service.

SH 2624. RADIO serviced For radio trouble call Alray. 712 S. 7th "just off Broadway. A 7688.

RAGS washed; paint, ink, grease rags: laundering; shop towels rented. Com-munity Towel Service. JA 5141. TtlPRIGERATOR repairing, all makes: quick service; free estimates. Brown's rv ce .8 1 9E a rk A3 197.

REFRIGERATORS. repair. Parkview Refrigerator Service. FR 2934 ROOFING, Inselbric, Inselstone; gutter-ing and repairing. McNulty Bros.

SH 3986. SAWS, all kinds, sharpened and repaired. The Saw Shop, corner Campbell and Main. JA 4755. We buy and sell all kinds of hardware and tools.

SAWS, dadoheads, planer and Jointer knives sharpened. Acme bnop, 11 a Clifton. TA 94B3. SCREENS for oorch or house: weather- stripping; calking: expert work. Morris Abraham.

Call SH 3031. "service; quick repairs on all makes; best equipment In city. McGinnis Tire At Battery Service, 1116 Broadway. WA 5524. TYPING: medical, legal and business typing done at reasonable rates.

Call WA 2151. Apt. 310. VACUUM cleaners: radios: refrigerators; washers: repaired and guaranteed; free estimates. SH 3Qft9.

WASHERS repaired, all makes; new and used parts; work guaranteed. Kentucky Washer Co. JA 3643. "WASHING machines repaired, all makes; work guaranteed: prompt service; expert mechanics. H.

6c G. Washer Service. MA 7180. 1403 S. Preston.

landed on General de Gaulle desires also to pay formal tribute to the American fighting forces and to the American war achievement. Discussion of specific questions, like that of liaison between the Allied High Command and French authorities and that of the Allied currency to which General de Gaulle emphatically objected, probably will be left to be completed by others, it is believed. Copyright. 1944. Greeks Salute de Gaulle London, July 4 (A) The Morocco radio said tonight that the Greek Government-in-exile had recognized the French provisional Government of Gen.

Charles de Gaulle. W.L.B. Plans More Heariiiirs In Sears Case Reverses Decision Of Regional Board Special to The New Yerk Times and The Courier-Journal. Washington, July 4. The Na tional War Labor Board today reversed a decision of its Sixth Regional Board in Chicago and remanded for further panel hear ings the dispute between the Min neapolis branch of Sears.

Roebuck Company, and the International Longshoremen's and Warehouse men's Union, C.I.O. The regional board, after con sidering a panel report on the dispute, dismissed the case because, according to the national board, it had held that the local body lacked jurisdiction "on the ground that the company's refusal to bargain was an issue determinable only by the National Labor Relations Board, and that the other questions in dispute should await determination of the issue." In a statement issued as a foreword to its directive today, the national board said that "it was the duty of the regional board either to decide the issues in dispute, or, if it found facts not previously before the N.W.L.H. indicating a lack of jurisdiction, to certify back to the national board the question of Jurisdiction with appropriate findings and recommendations." Copyright. 1944. Deaths and Funeral MISS MAST CATHERINE GOODIN died at 12:20 p.m.

Tuesday at her home. 3405 Greenwood. Survivors are three sister, Mrs. Martha Hargan, Mrs. Lula Thomas and Mrs.

Nora Gtvan. and a brother. Herman Gonflin. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, MRS, NCl.I.ir IRA 50.

died at I p.m. Tuesday at her home. 4540 Park Boulevard. Survivors are her husband, Williarn C. Rupe: a daughter.

Mrs. Lillian I. Doyle; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Hazel Shouse; two sons. Pvt.

Clarence A. Rupe and Pvt. Murray J. Rupe; her mother. Mrs.

Woodie Hillerich; two brothers. Murray M. Hillerich and Paul A. Hillerich; two sisters. Mrs.

Margaret Hal-blsch and Mrs. Evelyn I James, and two grandchildren. FRANK J. FRITSCH. 45, a former resident of Louisville, died at 11:50 a.m.

Tuesday at his home in Salem, Ind. Survivors are three brother. Henrv C. Fritsch, John F. Fritsch and George V.

Fritsch. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Friday at Russman's Chapel and at 9 a.m. at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church.

FDWARO A. JOHNSON. 82, died at 8:50 a m. Tuesday at his home in Ash-vllle. Kv.

Survivors are his wife Mrs. Fanny Johnson: two stepsons. Barton Hutchison and Arvin Hutchison; a sister. Miss Maggie Johnson, and a brother, J. T.

John ion. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Binford's Chapel. Burial will be in Pennsylvania Run Cemetery. MRS.

ANNA DIXON. 62. of 1513 Arlington, died at 2:50 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph Infirmary.

Survivors are her husband. Arthur Dixon; two sons, Julius Dixon and John Dixon; two daughters. Mrs. Eva Kallies and Mrs. Frances Stuekenberg: a sister.

Mrs. Belle Webb; a brother. Joseph Hawkins, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at McDaniel'a Chapel and at 2:30 p.m.

at Kentucky Avenue Church of Christ. Burial will be in Pennsylvania Run Cemetery. MRS. NELLIE MASTRRSOV, 71 Cook's Benevolent Home, died at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at General Hospital.

Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Thursday at Smith's Chapel and at 9 a.m. at St. Louis Bertrand Catholic Church. Burial will be in St.

Louis Cemetery. FRANK M. JORDAN. 73. a retired L.

employe, died at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday at his home. 427 Heywood. Survivors are his wife. Mrs.

Eddie Jordan: two SOnS. A. G. Jordan inri dan; a daughter. Mrs.

W. T. Kellems. and sisier. wirs.

Mice, uneral services will be held at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Blanfords ChaoeU Burial will be in Central City. Ky. ueibert Ayars. 423 S.

34th doing business at 1202 W. Walnut hereby declares his intention to annlv for licence as retail beer dealer under Liquor and owr romance oi me lty Of Ouisville. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is herehv ffivn that KfniKH Incorporated, is closing up its tnAKUiriE u. ibbons.

Director, 707 Brooklme Avenue. The following described motor vehicle win pe soia at purine sale on July 12. at or anoui ciock V.M., at Breaux Ballard. 108 West Broadway, iouisviiie. remucKV.

One 1936 Buick Sedan. Model No. 61 Motor No. 63068013. Serial No 2908771, Kentucky 1944 License No.

9H083. ROYAL INDUSTRIAL BANK. 8TANOINQ TIMBER FOR SALE Sealed bids will be received up to 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 12. at the otiice or n.

j. nayes. Monttcello, for an of the timber marked for cutting on about 150 acres on the H. J. Hayes Farm near the Post Office of Seree urecKennoge county, Kentucky.

Trees marked for cutting are desig nated by a spot of red paint on the trunk about 6 feet above the ground and by a spot of red paint below stump height. The species and number of trees marked are approximately as follows: 59 yellow poplar trees. 294 white oak trees. 230 red oak trees and some 350 others including beech, augar maple and others. Anv interested parties can Inspect the timber and look over logging condi tiona by contacting Raymond Nottingham.

Tenant, at the farm. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. For additional information contact H. J. Haves.

Monticello. Kentucky. NOTICE OF PETITION TO ENLARGE THE PRESTON STREET ROAD WATER DISTRICT NO. 1. Notice is hereby given that a petition has been filed in the Jefferson County Court on the 1st day of July.

1944. seeking to annex territory to the Preston Street Road Water District No. 1, which territory consists of: I 1. An area known as Camp Zachary Taylor and bounded generally by a line 200 feet south of Bickel Lane and the Southern Railway on the South: Preston Street Road to Kentucky Avenue and Cardinal Drive, Poplar Level Road to Hess Lane and Pindell Ave. to Clark's Lane on the West: Clark's Lane on the North; Dixie Street to Thurston Avenue, Filson Avenue to McKinlev, Illinois Avenue and Old Schuff Lane on the East.

In addition the area includes Standiford Deer Park Subdivision, Luplno Court Subdivision and Keller Avenue to its western terminus, all lying west of Preston Street Bold. 2. An area known as Knopp Subdivision and bounded generally by Johnson or Grade Lane on the West. Melton Avenue on the South. Knopp Avenue on the North and lying 700 feet east of Mae Street on the East.

The aforesaid tracts are more particularly described in the said petition. to which reference is hereby made for greater certainty. MARK BEAUCHAMP, Judge Jefferson County Court French Committee of National Liberation, General de Gaulle's mission will hardly have a diplomatic character. Hopes to End Confusion. It is expected that in his talks with Roosevelt the general will discuss in a broad way the situation presented by the Allied invasion of France and the restora-" tion of French sovereignty and French Administration with the advance of the Allied armies, in the hope that the end of the war in Europe, which General de Gaulle believes will come within a few months, will find Franco-American relations in a less confused state than they were when dent and succeeds Mrs.

O. C. Leathers, Lexington. Chapman Speaks. Mrs.

Edward Spear, Smiths Grove, was named vice presi dent and Mrs. Forest Radcliff, Jeffersontown, was re-elected secretary-treasurer. Rodman Hansbrough, Shelby-ville, was named chairman of the association's roads commit tee. Other members of the group, directed to seek improved secondary roads over the state, included W. J.

Hook, Stamping Ground, and James H. Blaine, Dry Ridge. Congressman Virgil Chapman, Paris, was principal speaker -at the closing session of the two-day convention. He contrasted today's solemn Fourth of July celebration with the carnival spirit of previous celebrations and declared: "Let us remain adequately prepared so as to make it impossible for any foreign power to attack Old Glory again." About 150 delegates attended the convention. C.

of C. Urges U. S. Aid On Postwar Highways Washington, July 4 (JP) The Chamber of Commerce of the United States recommended today a postwar highway development program based upon state and local control but with the Federal Government co-ordinating the various programs. Continued federal highway aid on the basis of one dollar for each dollar of State expenditures was recommended.

"Major new construction," the report said, "should be co-ordinated with general economic conditions by reserving, insofar as reasonably the larger part of such a program for periods of low general business activity." Police Court Drunken driving James postponed to July 14. Robbery J. D. Reynolds Lacefleld. postponed to juiy is.

Assault and battery Glen Morton, postponed to July 25; Mary Masters, to July 12; James Bush, to July 8. Churchhouse breaking Forest Hester, postponed to July 14. Malicious cutting Marion Brown, pdstponed to July 6. Forgery Roscoe Palmer, postponed to July 26. Disorderly conduct Joseph Medley.

S10; Carl Thompson. $5. Yesterday's Weather Reported By TJ. S. Weather Bareaa Station.

High. Low. Pree. Atlanta. Ga.

79 Atlantic City, N. 76 Boston. Mass. 78 Buffalo. N.

87 Chicago, 111. 89 64 63 60 59 65 58 60 55 61 56 71 68 81 57 58 66 78 69 73 64 62 52 66 70 52 48 61 .00 .02 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .10 .00 .00 .00 .00 .17 .00 .00 .25 .01 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Cincinnati, Ohio 92 Cleveland, Ohio 88 Denver, Col. 83 Detroit, Mich. 89 Duluth, Minn. 73 Fort Worth.

Texas 95 Kansas City. Mo 91 Key West, Fla 93 Los Angeles. Calif. 76 Louisville, Ky. 91 Memphis, Tenn.

Miami. Fla. 92 Minneapolis-St. Psul 85 New Orleans, La 82 New York, N. 86 Pittsburgh.

Penn. 87. Portland. Me. 79 St.

Louis. Mo 89 San Antonio, Texas 90 San Francisco, Calif 59 Seattle. Wash. 82 Washington, D. 86 METEOROLOGICAL DATA.

(Official.) Louisville, July 4. 1944. 7 a.m. Noon. 7 p.m.

Temperature fdry bulb) 64 88 90 Temperature (wet bulb) 61 66 65 Dew point 60 S3 50 Relative humidity 87 30 25 Temperatures end Precipitation Maximum temperature, 91; minimum temperature, 58: mean temperature, 74; normal temperature, 78: departure for day, 4: departure for month, departure since March 1, 340: mean relative humidity. 47: total precipitation, none: normal precipitation. .13: departure for day. departure for month, departure since March. 1.

.82. only. 10c. Daily Courier-Journal. Sunday Courier-Journal, Louisville Times for 35c a week.

All to the same address. Outside of Louisville. New Albany and Jeffer sonville; Daily and Sunday Courier- Journal. 25c week. Daily Courier-Jour nal.

Sunday Courier-Journal. Louisville 1 lmes. all to same address. 40c week. CLASSIFIED ADS The Courier-Journal The Louisville Times ANNOUNCEMENT Deaths.

1 BIGGS. David age 74 years: July 3, 1944 at 3:15 a.m. Beloved husband of Mrs. Annis M. Biggs nee Armour), also survived by 1 son, Charles A.

Biggs; 5 daughters, Mrs. Pylene Hawkins. Mrs. Bernice Faller. Mrs.

Nell Ridgeway. Mrs. Frances Chapman, and Mrs. 1 helma Ping, and 4 grandchildren. Funeral from the residence, 113 K.

Wellington Wednesday. Julv 5. at 2 p.m. Interment In Hrsthaven Cemetery. Suburban Lodge No.

740. r. and A.M.. will have charge of srrvicrs at the cemetery. CATF.S, Mrs.

Ora Evelyn, (nee 'BiirnTil age 60 years; Monday, July 3, 144. at 2:30 am. at the residence. 1316 Sale Ave. Beloved wife of John T.

Cates, also survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Mabel liornbuckle, Louisville; Mrs. Ltllie Mae Lewis, of Georgetown. Mrs. Mary Helen Dot son.

New Jersey: 5 sons, James B. and H. L. Ice, Louisville. John T.

Cates, and Ernest Cates, U. S. Navy; Arvin E. Cates. V.

S. Armv: 9 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Remains at the residence. Funeral arran gements will be announced later, DIXON Mrs. Anna (nee Hawkins), age 61 years, Tuesday, July 4.

1944. at 2:45 a.m. at St. Joseph's Infirmary. Residence, 1513 Arling Ave.

Beloved wife of Arthur Dixon, also survived by 2 sons. Junius Dixon, r'vt. John A. Dixon U. S.

Army; 2 daughters. Mrs. Eva Kali io. Mrs. Frances Stuekenberg.

and 2 grandchildren; 1 brother, Joe Haw- ains; i sister. Mrs. nene Webb, funeral from the McDamel Funeral Home 4339 Fark Blvd. Thursday. July 6.

at p.m. and from the Kentucky Ave Church of Christ at 2:30 p.m. Inter ment in Pennsylvania Run Cemetery. EIDF.N John, age 64 years." suddenly. Tuesday.

July 4, 1944. Beloved brother of William Eiden and uncle of William and Norbert Eiden. Funeral from Srhildt's Chapel. Broadway at Clay, inursciay morning at and from St. Elizabeth Church at 8 clock.

Inter ment In St. Michael's Cemetery. KITSCH. Frank in his 45th year. passed on Tuesday, July 4, 1944, at 11:50 a.m., at Salem, Ind.

Beloved brother of Henry C. George V. ot Salem. and John F. Fritsch.

Remains will lie in state at the Godfrey R. Russman Mor tuary, 1041 Gosa Ave. Funeral Friday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the chapel and 9 o'clock at St. Vincent De Paul Church. Interment in Calvary Ceme- jery.

fil.ovK. siierley; at I'unta tiorda, July 3. 1944: son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glover.

Remains will be brought to Ixiuisvllle for burial. No tice of time of funeral later. illllDIN, Miss Mary Katherine. passed away Tuesday. July 4.

1944. at her resi dence, 34U5 Greenwood at 12:20 a in. Devoted sister of Mrs. Martha Hargan, Mrs. Lula Thomas and Mrs, Nora Glvin and Mr.

Herman A. Goodin. runeral ithisi Wednesday at 2 from the family residence. Burial in r.vergrecn Cemetery. HrtHON.

EIw a id age 82. Tuesday" July 4. 1944, 8:30 a.m.. at the residence Ashviue, beloved husband of Mrs. Fanny Taylor Johnson, devoted stepfather of Barton and Arvin Hutchison brother of Miss Maggie Johnson and Mr.

J. T. Johnson. Remains at the chapel of the Frank Binford Funeral Home. Huechei.

Kv. Funeral. Thursday 1:30 from trie chapel. Burial in Pennsylvania Run Cemeterv. years, Tues- day, July 4.

1944, at 1:30 at the residence, 427 Heywood. beloved husband of Addle Jordan, father of A. G. and H. B.

Jordan, Mrs. W. T. Kellems. brother of Mrs.

L. Rice of Bowling Green. Ky. Funeral from the T. A.

Hlanord Funeral Home, Wednesday, July 5. at 12:30 p.m. Interment in Central fllv Kv At a-m KORri, Theodore; Monday morning, July 3. 1944. at 5:30 clock, in his 73d year residence.

1930 S. 2d St. Survived bv brother. Samuel Korb; several nieces ana nepnews.v Kemains at the mortuary chapel of John Maas and Floyd and Broadway. Funeral from the chapel Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

In terment In Cave Hill Cemetery. MASTERS ON Mrs. Nellie, suddenly. Tuesday, July 4, 1944. at 5:30 p.m.

Residence, Cook Benevolent Home. Funeral from Gran W. Smith's Son. 1015 S. 4th Thursday.

July 6. at 8:30 and St. Louis Bertrand Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In St. Louis Ceme- Ml 1.171: IT, Lizzie TZ; formerly of Tay-lorsville.

Monday, July 3, at Dayton. Ohio; widow of D. Wood Miller; mother of Mlsa Amelia Miller and Commander W. J. Miller.

Remains will he taken to the rexlilruce of Mrs. J. G. Wooton, Fairfield, Tuesday afternoon, July 4. Funeral from residence Wednesday, July 5, at 10:30 a.m.

Inr terment in Valley Cemetery, Taylors-ville. RUPE Mrs. Nellie Ira (nee Hillerich I. age 50 years. Tuesday.

July 4. 1944, at 2:30 p.m. at the residence, 4540 Park Blvd. Beloved wife of William C. Rupe, also survived by 1 daughter.

Mrs. Lillian Dovle; 1 stepdaughter, Mrs. Hazel E. Shouse: 2 sons. Pvt.

Clarence A. Rupe, stationed at Iran; Pvt. Murray J. Rupe; her mother, Mrs. Woodie Hillerich; 2 brothers, Murray M.

and Paul A. Hillerick: 2 sisters, Mrs. Mar- 5aret Halbisch and Mrs. Evelyn L. anes, and 2 grandchildren.

Remains at the residence. Time of funeral will be announced later. "SCHMIDT. Julia Bechthold (nee Hag-manm. Monday, July 3.

1944. at a.m.. age 68 years; residence. 954 Vine St. Beloved wife of Henry S.

Schmidt: survived by 2 grandchildren. 2 great-grandchildren. 2 step-daughters. Mrs. Edna M.

McGraw. Mrs. George E. Allard: 1 sister, Mrs. John Schmid.

and 1 brother. Mr. Charles E. Hagmann. Funeral Wednesday morning at 8:30 from the Bosse Funeral Home.

600 E. Broadway, and at St. Therese Church at 9 o'clock. Interment St. Michael's Cemetery.

SM1THSON. Ruben, suddenly. Tuesday July 4. 1944. at 12:30 a.m.; residence.

330 N. 29th in his 43d vear: beloved husband of Lena Smithson. son of Albert Smithson. brother of Miss Thre-sa and Dick Smithson. Remains at Schoppenhorst Bros.

Funeral Home. 1832 W. Market. Funeral services Thursday, Julv 6. at 2 p.m.

Interment In Ever green cemetery stf.ttenbenz. Mrs. Florence A. (nee Marcell). age 33 years.

(Residence. 2200 Dumesnil St.) Sunday, July 2. 1944. at 11:10 a.m. at Norton Memorial Infirmary.

Beloved wife of Charles J. Sntettenoenz: also survived by one daughter, Betty Ann Stettenbenz; one brother. Clifton T. Marcell. Funeral from Mcuaniel Fu neral Home, 4339 Park Wednes day.

Julv 5, at 10:30 a.m.. and from tne Suhnvdale Evangelical and Reformed Church at 11 o'clock. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. WALLACE. Mr.

James Edward, passed away in his 74th year, Monday. July 3, 1944. at 8:15 p.m.; residence. 1214 Keutllnger beloved husband of Mrs. Km ma A.

Wallace i nee Rummling): de voted father of Mrs. James Hill. Mrs. Milburn Schone. Mrs.

William Stewart. Mrs. Edward West. Mrs, Joseph Parker. Charles James and 2'c Benjamin A.

Wallace: also survived by brother, Harlan D. Wallace; 12 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Remains at the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, Oak and Schiller where services will be held Wednesday after noon at 2:30 p.m. Interment in Eastern Cemeterv.

WEATHERTON, Thomas age 90. sud- denlv. Monday. Julv 3. 1944.

at 5 a at the residence of his daughter. Mrs, O. S. Reynolds. Buechel.

Ky. Beloved husband of Mrs. Sarah Beauchamp Weatherton. devoted father of Harvey E. Weatherton; also survived by 5 grandchildren.

Remains at the chapel of the Frank Binford Funeral Home. Buechel, Ky. Funeral Wednesday. July 5, at 10 a.m. from the chapel.

Burial in Rest-haven Cemetery "WHITLF.R, Mrs. SaHIe V. Lanham, passed away Tuesday. July 4. 1944.

at 8:20 p.m., in her 47th year: residence. 2107 West Kentucky, devoted mother of Mrs. J. A. Shearer, Sumter.

N. and Miss Dorothy Jean Whitler and Robert Allen Whitler. both of Louisville: Sgt. Hubert T. Whitler.

overseas: Charles J. Whitler. Camp Forest, also survived by her mother. Mrs. Oma Lanham; sister of Mrs.

Fletcher Owen, Mrs. Edward S. Week and Mr. John W. Lanham.

Remains at the Owen Funeral Home. 2611 Virginia Ave. Notice of funeral later. Cemetery Lots, Monuments 6 pamphlet. JAT5S6T A wise choice.

LOUISVILLE CREMATORY. 641Baxter. RESTHAVEN" Cemetery A and 4 (raves each; lot 273jiection 9. Sl0784 RESTHAVEN "Cemetery; 4 graves; nice location. SH 6632.

funeral Directors. 7 C. W. Schoppenhorst. Mrs.

Edw. Sehopoenhorst SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Funeral Home 19th and Market. SH 0087. albert Funeral Home 72S E.

Market St. JA 1191. BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 1230 Bardstown Road. HI 1758. new top, good tires, in good condition.

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lt41 ae luxe town edr. radio, heater: 5 tires like new; extra special bargain this week. SW5: trade. King Auto Sales. 944 S.

3d. A 1921. 2-door coach. 4 good prewar tires. 1 new recap, seat covers, new paint job, excellent running condition: bv owner, $3.0 cash.

SH 031 8-J. TLYMOUTH 140 4-door sedan: good! tires; good paint: motor in excellent condition; by owner; $795. SH 860. 2314 Lytic. PLYMOUTH 193.1 coupe.

$195: De Sot 1936 coupe, runs good. $150; others. Gardner's Lot, 2408 Preston. PLYMOUTH, 4-door sedan; in good cor. dition.

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"PONTlAC T939 coach: good condition-throughout. 505 Eastern Pkwv. STUDEBAKER Commander. 1940: A-I condition; will fake truck or cheaper car in trade. TA5571 "BUICK.

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FORD. 1937. 60" coach. $255. CHEVROLET, 1936.

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Nelsen, President $2,772,621.10 OFFICERS W. Jesse Ogden, Vice President T. H. Conner. Csshier DIRECTORS G.

T. Dick. Chairman of Bssrd Henry T. Offott B. A.

Nelsen James W. Smith W. Jesse Ofde C. E. Bauer John C.

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